Mobile Phlebotomist - Dayton, OH

Locations in Dayton, OH & surrounding areasStarting at $23.00 per hour + mileage Mobile Phlebotomist completing STAT Draws Part-time Day Shift Monday-Friday (9:00am-6:00pm) availability working approximately 32 hours per week   Position Summary: Phlebotomist travels to Long-Term Care Facilities (LTC) and other offsite collection facilities to collect and process specimens for testing.  The LTC phlebotomist is expected to “float” between long-term care facilities and patient homes to provide quality phlebotomy skills and specimen processing at each facility depending on need.  Responsibilities: Perform all phlebotomy (venipunctures and capillary punctures)/processing duties as outlined in the departmental procedure manual. Follow proper procedures for patient identification and labeling of laboratory specimens. Process specimens to maintain specimen integrity for specimen transport to testing facility. Perform training responsibilities if needed. Operate and maintain departmental equipment, including but not limited to, computers and printers.  Correctly read, collect, and receive all laboratory tests ordered.   Complete training when new procedures are introduced, or current procedures are changed. Comply with all LTC and other facility, departmental, company, safety and regulatory policies and procedures. Work as a team and perform all duties according to CompuNet’s behavioral standards. Perform other duties as assigned. Qualifications: Must be high school graduate or equivalent. Phlebotomy experience 6 months experience (as phlebotomist or role with at least 75% phlebotomy) + 100 successful venipunctures. Experience working in long-term care setting is a plus. Must have reliable transportation for driving to each facility. Must have and maintain a valid driver’s license. Must maintain and show proof of liability automotive insurance. Must be insurable on corporate auto insurance policy determined by motor vehicle record report. Safety & Physical Demands: Must be able to stand for the entirety of the shift. Exposure to biohazard substances and hazardous chemicals. Adherence to safety, ergonomic, and health policies. Compliance with PPE requirements in lab or biohazard areas. Completion of required safety training and health evaluations promptly. Proactive approach to identifying and addressing safety hazards, promoting safety awareness.